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9/11Voices of defenders - Beatrice Rukanyanga
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- Publication date
- 2021-01-02
- Usage
- Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 4.0 International
- Topics
- human rights, defenders, ecofeminism, women environmental and human rights defenders, uganda, Indigenous rights, Afrika, Africa, Pakwach, gender inequality, women rights, indigenous tree, seedlings, tree nursery, eco stove, indigenous manure, conservation agriculture, agroecology, climate justice, Hoima, Runyoro, sustainable cooking energy
- Language
- English
- Item Size
- 7.9M
Beatrice has in-depth knowledge of the ecological system of the land in which she lives, understanding its most recent threats and sharing her indigenous knowledge. Through her voice we will discover her actions for climate justice, from campaigning in defense of the Bugoma forest to the use of traditional and indigenous techniques of conservation agriculture.
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IKOLOJIA
Presenting the relationships between women and nature, between Indigenous people and land, which are often not known or recognized, we introduce traditional and new approach to sustainability, from the use of resources to community life. Connected with the demand for ecological justice. The Environmental Defenders podcast IKOLOJIA (Ecology) presents a narration made starting from everyday life experiences of women and Indigenous people in Albertine region.
